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March 16, 2012
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March 09, 2012
steven from
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December 20, 2011
Sandy from
Canada
Sandy from

Red Mountain is one of the last hidden shred spots in the World! It might take some time to get there, but once you do ~ you'll have no regrets..... imagine days of untracked pow...rare to find ice...drop 360 degrees off of 2 mountains...Red and Granite.
Unlimited challenge even for the most gnarly shredder...never a lift line, loads of on mountain luxury accommodation, and 'Rafters Bar' will keep you rock'n all night long! Walk or x-country ski into Rossland and stop at 'Rock Cut Pub' along the way for a pint and some of their famous Billy Wings. Be sure to check out 'Le Petite Fromage' a fun filled nordic ski or snowshoe moonlight adventure filled with fondue and friends.
There is always something new and exciting to do at Red Mountain....that is if you have anything left in the tank after the shred.
March 06, 2011
Ann from
Canada
Ann from

Red (Red Mountain Resort) is one of the best places to ski in BC, hands down. The snow is always great....of course, there's times when we don't get anything....every resort will get that low snowfall period! And who cares if the lifts are short...if they were high speed you'd only be able to do 4 runs in a day because you wouldn't have time to catch you're breath! The runs are long and sick! They've recently added onto the base lodge and its really polished the whole look up! The lines are short (except for on Presidents Day Weekend and Christmas...our busiest days of the year....but even then they really aren't as long as some of the other resorts around here) and the locals are friendly!
February 27, 2011
David Simpson from
United States Minor Outlying Islands
David Simpson from

Not that I am prejudiced but I found Red (Red Mountain Resort) six years ago after searching for years. I grew up and raised a family skiing Tahoe before it was crowded, Red has the best terrain and on a powder day it is as good as any heli/cat skiing around. The glades and trees and steeps are as good as they say and it feels like skiing used to be: uncrowded and the feeling of exploring ! The town and the people are way cool, laid back and friendly. Like any good place it will change but hopefully not too fast, I am just glad I discovered it and even though I have to work in Maui currently I own a home there and call it home, you should check out the whole Kootenay's and do the "powder triangle" as well as do Christina Lake in the summer if you have a chance. Aloha.
January 14, 2011
frank hainsworth from
Canada
frank hainsworth from

I note most of your reviews are out of date regarding Red Mountain Resort.
Grandmas in this area ski the black runs because they are such great skiers, not because the runs are easy.
There are new runs cut on Grey Mountain if you want to hike for five minutes.
There is a virtually new lodge with "bathrooms".
Things are moving at Red.
Yes, the lifts are slow but you need a rest after 3000 ft of powder and there is usually no line up.
See you on the slopes if you can find us.
October 31, 2010
Carl Penney from
New Zealand
Carl Penney from

I rode here in Feb 2008 and had one awesome time. Red (Red Mountain Resort) has some sick terrain and some of the best tree snowboarding I have ever had. I love the steeps and the resort feels like a real adventure, on one run I came across old miner huts and a local invited me in for a chat and hot drink! which was cool.
Unfortunately, I only had one powder day at Red but it was awesome, the whole day I was able to find hidden stashes of powder. What else can I say? Well the staff are great, friendly locals who are more than happy to sit down and have a chat with a complete stranger, very engaging also keen to share advise and help you out and it was cool to share stories about New Zealand with them. One downer was the motel I was staying at advertised free shuttle rides from Rossland to Red but when I turned up the motel had stopped that service leaving me to have to hitch hike to the mountain every day. That was a real pain and totally unexpected!